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Blood blister
Hit shin with hammer on Nov 1st. Blood blister appeared. Doctor lance it after two weeks. Dark dried blood scab remains. Still feels a little tender underneath. Go on 6o plus days. Is this normal?
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HELLO,
NO NOT NORMAL,
CONSULT A SKIN SPECIALIST.
TAB SIGMOFALM THREE TIMES A HALF HALF HALF FOR THREE TO FIVE DAYS AFTER FOOD.
APPLY LOCALLY LACTOCALAMINE LOTION.TWO TO THREE TIMES A DAY.
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Tab zerodol sp 6
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Tab pantop 3
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Tab aziwok 3
500mg
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Take milk plus turmeric regularly
Twice a day
Reconsult after 3 days
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It wil take some time to heal...but u go to doc for follow up...
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